DeepSeek Web Search MCP
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Both `web_search` and `web_research` say they search the live web and return citeable sources, so an agent has little basis to choose between them. The descriptions overlap heavily and do not clearly define a simple-search versus deep-research boundary.
Both tool names follow the same lowercase `web_<verb>` pattern, which is predictable and consistent. Although `search` and `research` are semantically close, the naming convention itself is uniform.
Two tools is on the thin side for a web search server, and the second tool appears to be a near-duplicate of the first. Still, two tools is a defensible minimal set for a simple query-and-results workflow.
The server covers basic live-web searching and question-style research, but there are no tools for fetching specific URLs, filtering results, or managing research sessions. Deeper research workflows would likely need workarounds.